Antique Harpoons Harpoons

Measures: 2-5/8 in high x 47-1/2 in long These very large harpoons were fired from Greener swivel guns mounted in the bows of a whale boat.

The harpoon retains its spliced marline grommet. The harpoon is in good condition with heavily rusted surface throughout and signs of use along the shank; the head freely pivots ...

Late 19th century patinated bronze Fisherman with harpoon. He is sitting on a rock emerging from waves, holding the harpoon.

Sculpture "the Fisherman with a harpoon" also known as "The Conger Fisherman" in patinated bronze.

A beautiful antique wooden & iron hand made harpoon. This would be ideal for an installation on a wall on a custom wall mount.

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London, from the second half of the 19th century.

An amazing artifact retaining a tremendous amount of historical documentation. The harpoon remain in very good condition with a still very sharp cutting edge and deep brown patin...

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed Walker’s A2 Harpoon Ship Log Patented 18th Sept. 1866.

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker’s Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London, from the second half of the 19th century.

Log or nautical speedometer made of brass in the shape of a harpoon, signed The Friction Roller Conical End London, mid-1800s.

Ship log made of brass in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London, second half of the 19th century.

Ship log made of brass in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Yacht Log A 1 London, made in the second half of the 19th century.

The harpoon is one of the fundamental hunting weapons of the Inuit.

A sculptural 19th century hand forged iron fishing harpoon on custom steel wall mount. USA, Late 19th century Measures: 4.75" W × 0.6" D × 60.75" H Good vintage condition.

A striking late 19th-century hand-forged iron harpoon or fishing spear with a long, time-darkened wooden handle.

The harpoon is in excellent condition with uniform dark brown patina, ever so slight signs of use along the shank, and the head retaining surprising sharpness to the cutting edge.

Diabolical design

This oil on canvas by the well-listed American illustrator Douglass Crockwell offers a regionalist in style look at pre-industrial whaling, evoking the epic Moby Dick by Herman Melvi...

Detached blade and stick with noose.

While shield and spear were central to African combat, this iron sword blade was most likely made to serve as a piece of trade currency. Many pre-colonization African currencies were...

A wonderfully sculptural late 19th century rustic wooden pitchfork garden tool, hand-hewn with a beautifully weathered surface that only generations of use can create. Its honest imp...

While shield and spear were central to African combat, this iron example was most likely made to serve as a piece of trade currency. Many pre-colonization African currencies were mod...

A Papua New Guinea hand carved ebony lime spatula covered with continuous swirl designs etched on the open handle and shaft, with some traces of lime still present. Mounted on a cust...

This tool stands as a silent testament to decades upon decades of back-breaking labor and thrift. Handcrafted, and likely used for pitching hay, it was endlessly stressed under immen...

English Renaissance-style halberd spear with simple wooden shaft and 34-inch iron ax top blade with tassels.

English Renaissance-style halberd spear with wooden shaft with tassel and nail heads and a 34¬Ω-inch iron blade with hook.

English Renaissance-style halberd spear with wood shaft and 33 ¬Ω inch iron ax blade.